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Adam, agree.
Something beyond the natural environment, time etc. was involved to create such cards like the Polar Bear card Tim posted. Not saying it was done on purpose or anything just something got to those cards beyond natural storage circumstances IMO. As I said prior been thru thousands of these and other tobacco issues from the era found every way under the sun, but have yet to ever see or peel away another card to see the traces of the card on top. Then there’s the fundamental question I asked earlier…..where are all the ghost fronts of ball players, flags, fish etc. on the backs of these cards? Seems to me this natural occurring set of conditions would also render copies of fronts on backs not just backs on fronts…. Cheers, John P.S. Adam you have to sell me that card one day.
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